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In July & August of 1931 around 3 million people died from a flood in China. That was over a period of weeks, rather than a single day.

January 23, 1556, 830 thousand people died in an earthquake in China. That would probably represent the single bloodiest day in human history.

The firestorm created in Tokyo, Japan March 9, 1945 claimed about 97,000 lives.

For a more protracted period of time, 8:15 (local time) Monday morning, August 6th, 1945, somewhere from 120 to 140 thousand Japanese were killed by the first nuclear weapon used in war.

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Battle of Shiloh was the bloodiest day in America History.

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The bloodiest single day battle was the battle of Antietam which occured on September 1862.

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The Battle Of Antiedam 1862

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The Battle of Shiloh

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It was the Battle of Antietam.

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The Battle of Antietam

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I believe one of the Antietam days

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